RTD Detectors
What are the practical difference between wire-wound and flat film RTDs?
Wire-wound type provides greater accuracy and stability but are vulnerable to shock; Flat film type are resistant to shock and have quicker thermal response times.
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Flat Film Detectors
A selection of Flat Film RTD Detectors; 100, 500 & 1000 Ohm in class A, B or 1/3 DIN.
Flat film are resistant to shock and have quick thermal response times compared to wirewound detectors.
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Wire Wound Detectors
A selection of 100 Ohm RTD Wire Wound Detectors, single and dual element types available in class A, B or 1/10 DIN.
Wire-wound type provide greater accuracy and stability, but are vulnerable to shock.
A selection of Flat Film RTD Detectors; 100, 500 & 1000 Ohm in class A, B or 1/3 DIN
A selection of 100 Ohm RTD Wire Wound Detectors, single and dual element types available in class A, B or 1/10 DIN
